On the recordJuly 21, 2009
The chances of China accepting a trade agreement by us dictating certain standards for their labor decisions are slim and none, and slim left town.
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congress.govThe chances of China accepting a trade agreement by us dictating certain standards for their labor decisions are slim and none, and slim left town.
Roberts questions the effectiveness of trade agreements with China regarding labor standards.
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